Sonder (Commuting) | Sophia Verai
Sonder: (neologism) The profound feeling of realising that everyone, including strangers passing in the street, has a life as complex as...
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Sep 102 min read
The Controversy of Contraception | Adèle Lepinay
Few topics have sparked as much debate and division as contraception. From its revolutionary impact on women’s freedom to the ethical...
Sep 61 min read
Coalescence | Danny Andrews
Light. Weightlessness. The doors of the train spring open and I leap aboard. It seems even the commuters are living brighter days: one...
Sep 43 min read
The Roads That Divide | Kaveh Kordestani
London’s motorways, the nadir of post-war civil design: poorly planned, poorly executed and still a bane for Transport for London to...
Sep 21 min read
Changing Seasons | Sophia Verai
As golden days begin to wane And dim their laughing light The yawning Summer, ripe with grain Lies down and fades from sight The skies...
Aug 194 min read
How The Government Can Help With Youth Mental Health | Troy Francis-Brown
It has become undeniable in recent years that youth mental health in the United Kingdom is in crisis. Today it feels as if every young...
Jul 136 min read
Babylon: The Accursed City of God | Santiago Acevedo-Henao
That city’s sins are piled up as high as heaven. God has not forgotten the wrongs she has done. (Revelations 18.5.) Babylon: a city...
Jul 103 min read
The Controversy of Marina Abramović: Art or Self-Destruction? | Clara Biancelli
Marina Abramović is a name which has made itself more and more relevant in the art world over the past few years, due to her uniquely...
Jul 92 min read
The Fundamentals of TrAPs in the Process of Wound Healing | Ivelina Zhisheva
In this article we will be looking at TrAPs (traction-activated platforms) and their application within biomedicine science. TrAPs are...
Jul 63 min read
Predicted Grades: A Social Construct No One Likes | Adèle Lepinay
A brief overview of what I've learnt from getting grades and living with them. I recently completed work experience at Imperial College...
Jul 57 min read
Subnautica: Creating a Horror Experience (Part 7) | Danny Andrews
Click here to read Part 6 Subnautica and Player Agency: The Issue of a Map Boundary The previous article in this series started the...
Jun 294 min read
Subnautica: Creating a Horror Experience (Part 6) | Danny Andrews
Click here to read Part 5 Section 3: Manipulation of Player Agency Subnautica and Player Agency: Threat and Challenge The previous...
Jun 194 min read
Subnautica: Creating a Horror Experience (Part 5) | Danny Andrews
Click here to read Part 4 Subnautica and Atmosphere: Behavioral design in the Mountains and the Dunes The previous article in this series...
Jun 154 min read
Subnautica: Creating a Horror Experience (Part 4) | Danny Andrews
Click here to read Part 3 Section 2: Subnautica’s Atmosphere - Visual Design, Sound Design, Behavioral Design Subnautica and Atmosphere:...
Jun 146 min read
In Search of an Ideal: What Gives Idols Power? | Sophia Verai
At the heart of every great social, cultural or political movement, uprooting and revolution, lies an ideology. At the heart of most...
Jun 125 min read
Subnautica: Creating a Horror Experience (Part 3) | Danny Andrews
Click here to read Part 2 Subnautica and Solitude: The Sunbeam The previous article explored the second main element of Subnautica’s...
Jun 83 min read
The Future of Pharmacology: from Lab-Grown Cells to Organs on Chips | Anouska Aluni
Drug development is a laborious and highly expensive process, averaging about 10-15 years and $1.3 billion for each new drug.¹ Despite...
Jun 42 min read
Subnautica: Creating a Horror Experience (Part 2) | Danny Andrews
Click here to read Part 1 Subnautica and Solitude: The Degasi Both of the two main sub-plots of Subnautica also play an important role in...
May 315 min read
Sixth Forms' Red Ink | Kaveh Kordestani
How Harris Westminster runs behind the scenes is not something most students think about. But whilst you are sitting through your...
May 293 min read
The Art of Moving On | Adèle Lepinay
We are all slowly starting to enter early adulthood which will be a new, interesting period in all our lives. It’s the time you start...
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